MANAGEMENT

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Definitions

1. the act, manner or practice of aging, handling or controlling something. (HCO PL 29 Oct 71 II)

2. the skill with which goals, purposes, policy, plans, programs, projects, orders, ideal scenes, stats, and valuable final products in any activity are aligned and gotten into action is called management. (HCO PL 6 Dec 70)

3. management consists of getting data, evaluation, planning, programming and really guiding things. It is not an out-point correct activity. (ED 504 Flag)

4. management consists of ethics, tech and admin as a balanced picture. (691OC30 SO)

5. management could be said to be the planning of means to attain goals and their assignation for execution to staff and proper coordination of activities within the group to attain maximal efficiency with minimal effort to attain determined goals. (HTLTAE, P. 92)

6. goals for companies or governments are usually a dream dreamed first by one man, then embraced by a few and finally held up as the guidon of the many. Management puts such a goal into effect, provides the ways and means, the coordination and the execution of acts leading toward that goal. (HTLTAE, p. 93)